PAIIiKVIZliElSA l EXHIBHHIN PRIZE l| 3T

Class bit-Ladies Fancy Work

goo, 1, Luncheon set, white. eru- ‘ broidered in white.-1,‘Mrs. Robert n. Gibson. Woodstock; 2. Mrs. W. n. Stork. Beiiviiie. Ont. gee. 2. Luncheo set worked in goiors-l, Mrs. Ed Lawson, Lucen, 0nt.: 2. Mrs. E. Dennis. Rapid Qity, Man; 8, Helen Mullaiiy, souris East.

sec, 3, Luncheon set in hand made lace-l, Miss E. A. McMur- "y Charlottetown; 2. Mrs. A. G. gavggo, Toronto, 0nt.; 3, Margaret E, Rossborough, Prince William.

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"Sec. 4, Child's hand made wool dress-i, Mrs. Warren Henderson, charlottetown: 2. Mrs. E. Harris. Charlottetown.

see 5. Child's hand made dress, embroidered-l. Marjorie Chand- ier, Charlottetown: 2, Rita Wheat- ley. Charlottetown.

Sec. 6, Roman embroidery or cut work.-—l, Mrs. Robert H. Gibson. Woodstock, N. B.; 2, Margaret E. Rossborough. Prince William. N 3.; a, Mrs. Ed Lawson, Lucan Ont

sec. ‘I. French Embroidery.-1, Mrs. E. M. Dennis, Rapid City, ManJ 2. Mrs. W. R. Stork, Bell-

ville. Ont; 3, Mrs. R. Simons. orbox. Sask. gee, 8, Eyelet Embroidery-l.

Mrs. P. Simons; 2. Mrs. E. M. Den- nu. Rapid City, Man.; 8, Mrs. A. G. Savage.

Sea. 6, Centrepiece. white. em- broidered in white-l, Mrs. W. R. Stork; 2, Mrs. E. M. Dennis; 3. Agnes Calms, Souris.

Sec. 10, Centrepiece worked on colored linen-l, Miss Ehnma Mc- Nevin, Charlottetown R. R.; 2, Miss Edna Gaudet, Charlottetown; 3, Miss Agnes Cairns. Souris.

Sec. 11, White five o‘ciock tea cloth embroidered in white-l. Mrs. E. M. Dennis: 2. Mrs. W. R. Stork; 8, Mrs. A. G. Savage.

sec. 12, Five o'clock tea cloth. colored, embroidered in colors-i. Mrs. W. R. Stork; 2, Mrs. J. B. Gsudet.

Sec. 13. Embroidered table cover in colored linen or cotton-i, Edna Gaudel. Charlottetown; 2, Mrs. Wallace McKay, Stanley Bridge; 3, Mrs. A. G. Savage.

Sec. 14, Embroidered bridge table cover-l, Mrs. P. Simons; 2, Mrs A. G. Savage.

Sec. 15, Embroidered dessert doy- iics, not less than six.-2. Margar- et E. Rossborough, Prince William; 2. Mrs. A. G. Savage.

Sec. i6, Sideboard cloth, white, worked in white-l. Mrs. Ed Law- son. Lucan, 0nt.; 2, Mrs- Robt. H. Gibson, Woodstock. N. 3.; 3, Mrs. Thus. Johnson, Central Bedeque.

Sec. 17, Sideboard cloth, colored. worked in colors.—l. Mrs. P. Simons; 2, Mrs. Arthur McDonald, New Dominion; 3. Angelina Gai- isnt, Charlottetown.

Sec. 16, lodies smock or blouse.- 1. Mrs. A. I. Inman, Hampton; 2, Mrs. A. G. Savage.

Sec. 1B, iour hand made hand- kcrchiels, initialed or mono- grammetL-l, Nltrs. Robt. H. Gib- son, Woodstock, N. B.

Sec. 20, three hand made lace ha-ndkerchieis-l, Miss E. A- M. MoCurray. Charlottetown; 2. Mar- garet E. Rossborough.

Sec. 2i, Italian hemstitched tow- els, one pain-i, Mrs. A. G. Sav- age: 2, Jean M. Corey, Amherst,

. S. Sec. 22, Italian hernstitchsd table oover.-i, Mary Gunn, Bradaibane.

Sec 23, Best specimen iancy art work in crepe paper-l, Louise Warren, Charlottetown: 2, Reta Wheatiey, Charlottetown; 3. Helen I. Roper, Charlottetown.

Sec. 24, Laundry Bag-i. Mrs. G. M. Connolly, Charlottetown; 2, Mrs. Ed Lawson; 3, Annie Smith.

Sec. 26. Eancy Bag. hand woven, Maritime wool.-1, Miss Bernadette

Blanchard. Sec. 26, Sofa cushion in iioral design-i, Mrs- J. B. Gsudet.

Charlottetown; 2, Edna Gsudet; 3. Mrs. H. C. Mutter-t, Marshiieid.

Sec. 27, Solt cushion. worked in colored cotton or linen-i, Mrs. J. B. Gaudet; 2, Gladys Thomas. St. Eleanors; 3. Doris Pickering. St. Eleonora,

Sec. 26. Solo cushion in wool.- l, Mary D. Jenkins, Charlottetown: 2. Mrs. Roy Huestis, Charlotte- town; 8, Mrs. J. 1i‘. Laiierty. Char- lottetown.

50o. 29. Best pair hand made pillow slips, worked in white-l. Mrs. E. M. Dennis; 2, Mrs. W. R. Stork; 3, Mrs. Robt. H. Gibson.

Sec. 30. Bast pair hand pillow liilis. worked in colors-i. Mrs. W. R. Stork; 2, Mrs. A. G. Savage; 8. Mrs. E. M. Dennis; 4, Ryte Norton (Bliecial 4th).

Sec. 2i. One pair iancy towels. iunu worked-l, Mrs. P. Simona; I. Mrs. John Hume. Charlottetown: . lira. A. G. Savage.

. l2, Cross stitch in wooL-l.

Adams, Seaviaw. 86, Babies wool booties. White or colored-i. ‘an. any 3mm: r. 1m. w. s. Brown. C-‘mlomiown; l. Mills may - . ‘fitting-n Hlrllllt‘ - Posmorougn; s. Mrs. A. o. Savacl:

- 10's. l. D Gay. _ Embroidered Coven-l. Simona; 2. Mrs. Thou.

Central Icdlqus; 8, Bor- Charlottetown.

Illlll wool 1M!!!» While -1 Mrs; W- Aw. Clark.

- - , Dunsto ' ‘ in ‘ halal - i-m. wuum

H. Gibson.

See. 4i. Awlique quilt. quilted- 1. Mrs. C. B. Matheson. Freetown; 2. Mrs. W» H. Phillips. Charlotte- town; 3, Mrs. R. L. Bryanton. Braokley Point Road.

Sec. 42, Patchwork quilt. cotton. -1, (special) Christie Williams: l, Mrs. E. H, Cousins, Baltic: 2. lib-s. ‘lnos. Johnson, Central Bed-

lottetown.

Sec. 48. Patchwork quilt, any material except cotton-l, Mrs. Priscilla Smith, Charlottetown; 2, Mrs. Wm. Munn, Wheatley River; 8. Mrs. Nicholas, Iirinia. Margate.

Sec. 44, Tufted quilt-l, Mrs. Granville Buntain. Rustico; 2, Margaret A. Jones. Charlottetown R. R; 8, Mrs. J. A. Ramsay Auld. West Covehead.

Sec. 45, Serviettes, hall dozen, all white-i, Mrs. E. M. Dennis; 2. Mrs. Robt. Gibson, Woodstock. N. B.: 3, Mrs. Ed Lawson.

Sec. 46, Babies’ Bonnet-l, Mrs W. l‘ Charlottetown; 2, Mrs. Chas. Connolly; 8. Mrs. Lou- ise Sadier, Charlottetown.

50¢- 47. Ladies Kitohen Apron.- 1. Mrs. E. H. Norton, Charlotte- town: 2. Mrs. Henry Arsensult, Charlottetown; 3, mama McNevin. Charlottetown R. R.

Sec. 46. Specimen darned stock- ing-l, Helen Mathieson, Milton; 2, Emma McNevin, Charlottetown, R. R. 3: 3. Agnes Calms, Souris.

Sec. 42, Fancy Sweater-l, Mrs. Louise Sadier; 2, Elsie Hooper. Milton; 3. Mrs, Herbert Mason. Bunbury.

Sec. 50, Applique Work-i, Mrs. W. R. Stork: 3. Mafilfet E. Ross- borough; 8, Eleanor Ackle-nd, Hampshire.

Sec- 51, Woman's House Dre.- 1. Mrs. E. H. Norton; 2. Emma Mc- Nevin; 3, Mrs. A. D. Inman, Hamp-

n

Sec. 52, Man's Shirt-l, Mrs. E. H. Norton; 2, Amelia Hume, Bun- bury.

Sec. 53. Hand made lace speci- men.—l. Miss E. A- M. McMurray; 2, Mrs. Ed Lawson; 3, Lillian Mc- Leod, Seaview.

Sec. .54, Lace Dessert Doyiies, hand made, not less than six.-1. Miss E. A, M. McMurray; 2, Bertha Scott. Charlottetown; 3, Mrs. A. G. Savage, Toronto.

Sec. 55, Best specimen needle point-l, Mrs. S. C. Cossmsn, Charlottetown; 2. Francis Munn, Manshiieid; 3, liznma McNevin, Charlottetown. R. R. 3.

Sec. 56. Best Specimen Netting. -1, Agnes Prowse, Charlottetown: 2, Mrs. J. B. Gaudet; 3, Mrs. Alex MoNevin. Charlottetown, R. R. 8.

Sec. 57, Variety set in colors-l, Mrs. P. Simona; 2. Mrs. Wm. Me- Quaid, South Melville; 3. Mary Gurm. Bradaibsne.

Sec. 53, Special King Cole ’I'ea Competition-i, Mrs. P. Simona; 2. Mrs. E. M. Dennis; 8, libs. M. Campbell. Greenfield Ave.

Sec. 59, Crochet Quilt-l. Mrs. George Smith, New Haven; 2, Mrs. Clifford Robertson. Charlottetown; 3, Mrs. T. S. Newson, Charlotte- town. .

Sec. 60, One Fancy Bag, crochet. knitted or cross stitch, worked in wool.—1, Mrs. W. R. Stork.

Sec. 6i, One Crochet Bag made o! cotton or silk thread-i, Mrs. R. I. North, New Dominion; 2 Ethel McDougall. ‘Charlottetown. Sec. 62, Bedroom Slippers-i,

Ryte Norton. Charlottetown; 2. Mrs. P. Simons.

Sec. 63, Irish Crochet,-1. Mrs. Ed Lawson; 2 Miss Bertha Scott. Giariottetown.

Sec. 64, Pilet specimen. linen centre-l. Mrs. Ed Lawson; 2,‘

Lilia Coies, North Liiiton; 3, Mrs. A. G. Savage.

Sec. B5. Lace Specimen-l. Mrs. Ed Lawson; 2, Mrs. K. D. North, New Dominion; 8, Jennie Harris. Sec. 66, Six Crochet Doyiies, lin- en centre-l, Mrs. E. H. Norton. Charlottetown; 2. Berna Huestis. Charlottetown.

Sec, 69, Luncheon Set-l, Mrs- W. R. Stork; 2, lvlrsJGeo. Smith, New Haven.

Sec. '10. Embroidered centre or tea cloth-l, Mrs. E. H. Norton: 2. Mrs. Annie Stewart; 3, Mrs. Christie Williams.

Sec- ’ll, Best specimen cross stitch-l. Mrs. E. H. Norton; 2. Mrs. John E. Holmes, Charlotte- town; 3. Mrs, David R. Beii, Stan- iey Bridge.

Sec. '12, Best pair hand made pillow slips-i. Mrs. E. H. Norton: 2, Mrs. Thompson Johnson; 3, Mrs. Amelia Hume.

Sec. '12, Babies’ booties.—1, Mrs. E. H. Norton.

Sec. 74. One pair crochet or knit slippers.—l, Mrs. E. H. Norton.

Sec. '15. Best knitted or crochet bag-i, Mrs. E. H. Norton.

Sec. '16, Pillow Case combining hemming, seaming and folding.- 1, Orva Giii; 2. Jean M. McRae. 65 Kent St: 3. Helen Calms, Souris.

Sec. '17, Embroidered Centres-l. Helen Cairns, Souris: 2. Elsie Colds. North Milton; 3. Beth Robinson. Sec. '16. Dressed Doll-l, Jean MeRao, Charlottetown R. R.; 2, Ruth Tarbush.

Sec. '19, Best Plain Apron.-1. Elsie Coies. North Milton; i. 0W! Giii; 2. Ruth Tazbush. Charlotte- town; 4. nary: McPhse. Bouthmrt

Sec. 80. Crochet Lace Doyiies,-

-1, l2sie Ooies. Milton: 2. Vida

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eque: 8. Mrs. W. H- Phillips, Char- .

Road

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Brudcnell.

Brudeneii.

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; 2, Reta Darrach. iiiyfirhaigfl." i-Charlss Willis, Kingston. s“ 8L an“, 3°°k____1' “u, 2-W. J. s, Dunstailnsge Mbldwn 5L Ayn-d“ g’ v"; I-tnest Hous n. Hunter River mp". ‘3_ momma guns“, A]. 4-B1iest Horuton. Hunter River hwy ’ IEI $11115. Clyde Riva“ ' speck“; ' ‘ ” ’ [qr- 0210 CDOBIM and mfifjff’ Elsie coins. North uu- immune. n. . ' (on; 2, Helen Cairns. Souris; I, r0. I-Pal 01 8 Bacon i": a: "m; "some" .:°""-~ u": boo. so. Hand made nilht gown. l-Hlnk Imam. Souris Line

Seo-l-Shceplkin Mm 9},“ 1-4421. Arthur B. Roberts, win.

sloa . I-Mh. GOrdtm Good. Oharlotto. s». ‘I-llllllvmlde Radio Sets made by Amateurs. Trimmed . 1-802 Pwii. Charlottetown. 2-Jimmy Douse, Charlottetown.

GLASS lli-EGGS

Sea. 1—Brown 1 don and; A l-E. J. Vessey, York.

2-Mrs. W. H. Horne, Milton. 3—W. J. Cudmore and Son. City.

Sec. b-Grule B Large

i-Mrs. H. Bowman. Hampshire. 2-1111. John MscNeili, North

Milton._ WJ-Mirs. Wilbur Jones, Charlotte.

wn. 4-Mra. Ira Rodd, North w-lton. Sea. 3-10 dos. Grade A Large 1-Mrs. Ira Rodd

2-Mary Vessey, York.

Sea. 4—-l dos. Grade A Whllo

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shire. ii-Oyrus G. Pitkard, W. Royalty. b-W. J. Cudmore, Ch'town. Soc. 5-1 dos. Grade B Inge i-Mrs. John R. MacNelil. 2-Mrs. J. H. Roper. 3-0. H. Wisner. Soc. 0-10 dos. Grade A i-Mrs. J. F. Easton, N. Wiltshira. 2—M'rs. Alb. Hyde, Cornwall. tl-Mary Vessy, York. Soc. 1-30 dot. Case Grade A lorge White Packed for Export l-Mrs. J. 1". Easton.

swma _ cuss BI-YOBKSHIRES

Soc. l-Boar Farr/wed Before Jan. 1 l-Charles Willis. Kingston. 2—Ernest Houston. Hunter River Sec. 2-—B0a.r Farrowed in 1934 l-Frank McAuiay, Scuris Line. z-Ernest Houston, Hunter River 3-George L. Boswell, Ch'town. R. R. 3.

4-Charies W115i. Kingston. Sec. il-Boar Farrowed in 1935

and over Iour months '

l-Emest Houston. Hunter River 2-Frank McAulay. Souris Line R41 (l-George L. Boswail, Ch’town, R. R- 3.

4—Alex. Hamilton, New Perth.

Sec. 4—Sow Farrowod before Jan. l, 1934.

1—11'rsnk McAuiay, Souris Line RA 2-W. J. Jenkins, Dunstsilnage. 3—Ernest Houston. Huntor River 4-5. c. Stewart. Dunstalinsge. b-Charies Willis, Kingston. Sec. 5—Sow Farrowed in 1935 1—Ernest Houston, Hunter River 2-George L. Boswell, Ch,town R R. 2

Zi-George MacDonald and Son. Brudenell.

4—Ernest Houston. Hunter River. S-Géorge L. Boswell.

Sec. G-Sow Farrowed in 1935 and over (our months 1—Ernest Iilioustion. Huntor River 2—F‘rank MbAulay, Souris Line

4--Emest Houston, Hunter River 5—Charies Willis, Kingston.

Sec. ‘l-Sow with Litter or not

less than eight pigs

1—W. J. Jenkins, Dunstaltnage. I-Chsries Willis, Kingston. ii-Iirsnk McAuiay, Souris Line

J. Jenkins. B-Geo. L. Bowness, Chiown R.

Soc. 6—Senior Herd i-Frank MnAulay, Souris Line

2-Emest Houston. Hunter River. 3—Ge0.' L. Boswali. 4-Charies Willis.

Sec. 6—Junior Herd i-Ernest Houston, Hunter River 2-Frank McAuiay. Zt-W. J. Jenkins. 4-Geo. McDonald and S011. 5-8. C. Stewart and Son. Dun- stailnage.

Sec. lit-Pair o! Brood Sows all

Farrowed before Jan. ilt-

. i-Eh-nest Houston.

2-Geo L. Boswall.

S-Frank McAuiay.

4-Charles Willis.

o-Geo. MacDonald and Son.

Sec. ll-Progeny o1 Dam i-Frank McAuiay. Souris Linc Road. 2—Geo. L. Boswell. Cntown. R.

3-8. C. Stewart. Dunstaiinage. 4-W. J. Jenkins. Dunstalinage. o-Alex Hamilton. New Perth. Sea. 12-Scnior Champion Boar i-Charies Willis, Kingston.

See. LB-lunlor Champion Boar i-Ernest Houston. Hunter River Sec. 14-SenIor Champion Sow "l-Frank McAuiay, Souris Line Road.

sec. li-Junlor Champion Sow i-unest Houston, Hunter River. Sea. lfl-Grand Champion Boar l-Charles Willis. Clyde River- See. 11-11mm! Champion Sow l-Prank MoAulay Souris Line

GLASS 82

Market Class (any breed, grade or C208!)

Soc. l-Palr Bacon Hogs

mm“ “m” ma‘ " “m” oififififi‘ New Perth "t,'.:°"..“.i‘...‘.‘.‘;i"%i... Swsatsr- m. won-no’- Bacon rm Sinai: ‘Dfiifi “$533533 :' J Rb i M M” p ' I v ~ o» mo M; ".'.".:-.-.....*'- "m '::.::'.:.-- smumCmohet Sweater-l F" 5"“- i! Ruth Thrb . ' pgmed Stocklng- i-Obarles Willis. Kingston. 1.B-:5n"5lw°“"= " m’ ma‘ run. mt-Wnf-“o.” m: “my, Mum; s. Helm Calms. w‘ h‘ n for a Claaa ”—M'|ltmO0llI Manl- “ti?” blthfflglihg a M“ gunk. wnm i-oum m "£15m? s, mm 1-47- J- bomisimsge Nunn. Whaatilrl m-"flll %,_ V ,. i \ ‘ ~ . . ~ ‘

l-Mrs. J. H. Roper. Charlotte-i 2-Mrs. J. r. Easton. New wml

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CLASS 5B—Mlscellnneoll| Art Work (or Arnaie Only -

Oil Painting Original

Sec. 1—Po:rtrait from lite:

l. L. J. Zwicirer, Halifax, N.S. Sec. ii-Figure Study: _

i. L.J. Zwicker, Halifax. N.S. sec. a-Lsndscape:

1, L.J. Zwicker, Halilax, N.S.; 2, Marguerite Porter. Yarmouth, N.S. Sec. 4—Marine:

1. L.J. Zwicker. Hsliiax, N.S.; 2. Marguerite Portorp Yannouth, NS. Sec. 5—Sti1l Lite, "any subject:

1. Marguerite Porter; 2. L.J. Zwicker.

Sec. ii-Animals:

i, L. J. Zwicker; 2. Lidy Inman, Hampton.

Water Color-Original

Sec. '1—Portrait from life:

1. M. Lillian Clark, St. John. NB. 2, Phyllis Whitlock. Charlottetown. Sec. il-Figures Study:

1. Marguerite Porter, Yam-mouth. N.B.; 2, L.J. Zwickei‘, Haliiax. NB. Sec. il-Landscape:

1, L.J. Zwicker; 2, Fred n, mm. oias. Amherst. N.S.

Sec. 10—Marine:

i. Marguerite Porter, Yarmouth; 2, L.J. Zwicker. Haliiax.

Sec. ii-Still Lite, any subject:

i Harry Gomez. Charlottetown;

2. Mary Johnson, Charlottetown. Miscellaneous Art Work Sec. 12—Fiower Study:

1. M. Lillian Clark; 2, Frank Nic- hoias.

Drawings In One Color-Original Sec. lit-Portrait 1mm Lile. char- coal:

1. Katherine McKinnon, George- town.

Sec. l4-Flgul'e Study, Charcoal:

1, M. Lillian Clark; 2, Naomi

Bain, Cornwall.

Bec. 15-6ti1l Life:

l. Nan Leightizen. Ch’town; 2, Catherine Murchison, York Point. Sec. 16-Drawing from cast:

1. Harry Gomez; 2, Dora Mutoh. Ch'town.

Sec. 1'1—Portrsit irom Lite, pencil:

l, Fred Nicholas; 2. Will Stew- art. Charlottetown. -

Sec. ls-Lsndscape, pencil drawing:

1, Marguerite Porter; 2, Naids Sands. St. John, N.B.

Sec. iii-Landscape. pen and ink:

1, Hsrry Gomez; 2. Dora Mutch. ' Pastels-Originals Sec. zit-Portrait from Lite:

1. Pied Nicholas; 2. Mrs. George Fumess, Vernon.

Sec. Zl-Landscape:

1, Fred Nichofas: 2. Naomi Bsin. Sec. 22—Ma.rine:

i. Lily Inmsn.

Sec. 23-8tili Life. any subject:

i. Fred Nicholas: 2. Dorothy Saunders. Charlottetown.

Sec. 24-Portnlt:

1, Jean Robertson. Ch'town.; 2, Wilma Dlvison. Ch'town.

Sec. 25-F1gure Study:

1. Norma Callback. Summer-side: 2. Catherine Murchison.

Sec. mlondscapo;

i, L.J. zwickor; 2, Norms Cai- beck.

Sec. 2'1:

l. Dorothy Saunders: 2. Mm. D. W. White. York Point.

Sec. 26--Stiii Life. any subject:

1. Norma Cslbeok; 2. Joan Rob- ertson.

Sec. 28-Po1'tralt:

1, Harry Gomoa; 2. Jean Rob- ertson.

Sec. all-Figure Study:

i, Catherine Murchison. Sec. Sl-Landscl-Dc:

1. Fred Nicholas: 2. L.J. Zwioker. Sea. 82—Manne:

1. Wilma. Demon: 2. Mrs. o.w. Whito.

Sec. 32-61111 Lilo. any subject:

1, Catherine Murchison: 2. Mn. Jean u kett, Ch'town.

Bee '

. 84—Portrtit.

1. Nsids Sands: 2. 1m. Wiibu Jones. oirtown Rh. , Sec. at-lflllue study:

-' a. m. n.w.

aria: i. ma. 11W. White: I. Naomi

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Sec. lib-Posters in color, original:

1, Marguerite Porter; 2, Dora Mutch. ‘ Sec. 40—Advertislng Design, inai:

1, Fred Nicholas; 2. Naida Sands. Chins Painting Sec. 4l-Lustre Treatment:

1. E. Dorothy Holman, Ch‘t0wn.; 2. Eileen McKinnon, Coleman. Sec. ill-Fiat Paint Treatment:

1, Eileen McKinnon; 2, Mrs. W. R. Stark, Beileville. Ontario.

Sec. 43—Enamei Treatment:

1, Mrs. W.R. stark; 2. Eileen Mc-

Kinnon.

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CLASS 59

Professional Painting, Original Sec. 1—Portrait from Liie (oils):

1, Mary Allison. Doull. Cape Tra- verse; 2, Georgie B. Reid, Borden. Sec. 2—Lanciscape (oils):

1, Mary Allison Douli; 2. Georgie B. Reid. Sec. 3—Portrait from Lite (Water- color):

1, Mary Allkon Douil; 2, Edna Gordon- Ch'town. ‘Sec. 4-—-Landscspe (Watercolor):

1. Mary Allison Douii; 2, Edna Gordon.

CLASS 60-For pupils l6 years and under-Oil Painting. Original

1—Landsca.pe: Doreen Alley. Mt. Edward Rd; Watercolor Original -

Sec. ‘ii-Landscape:

1, Doreen Al‘ey; 2. Eleanor Hig son. Ch'town.

Sec. 6-81-111 Life. original:

1, Hiram McConnell. Mt. Stew- art.

Drawing in one color-original sec. '1—Lendscape in charcoal, or- iginai: .

1. Eleanor Higson; 2, Doreen Ai- iey.

Sec. B-Marine in charcoal. original 1. Hugh Paton, Ch'town.; 2. Dor- een Ailey.

Sec. il-Drawing from cast in char- coal:

1, Georgina Trainer, West Roy- alty: 2. Doreen Ailey.

Sec. 10—Pen and ink, any subject. original:

1. Marjorie Nicholas, Amherst. N. 6.: 2. Thelma Larter, Ch'town. Sec. il-Pencii, any subject. orig- inal-

Sec. 1.

1, Doris Monouzall. Ch'town.; 2, Marjorie Nicholas. Sec. 12-Portrsit:

1, Constance Large, Ch'town. Sec. l4—Landscape or marine:

i, Marjorie Nicholas; 2. Georg- ina Trwinor.

Sec. lb-Figure:

l. Esther L. McDougaii. Chtown. Sec. 17-Landscape or Marine:

l. Constance Large; 2. Margaret Plow”. Ch'town. Sec. lb-Stili Life:

i, Dori-s MoDougaii Sec. Ill-Portrait:

i. Doreen Ailey Sec. Iii-Figure:

1, Doreen Alley. Sec. 21-.I.andscape:

1. Eileen Shaw. Pownsl:

1, Eileen Shaw. Pownal: 2. Vir- ginia urge, Chtown. See, M-Marine:

i, Margaret Prowse: a. Marconi Show. Cornwall. Sec. 24-111mm:

1. Doreen Alley; 2. Lyman Moore. Ch'town. Sec. as-undscm or Mlriw

i. Doris McDougaii; 2. Constance

Large. . Commercial Art Sec. lb-Posten in color original: 1. Eileen Shaw; 2. Marjorie Nich-

oias. Sec. fl-Design original: 1. Doreen Ailey; 2. Maynard Show. China Painting Boo. u-Lustrc Treatment: 1, Doreen Ailey; 2, lilies-nor Hig-

son. to: Iii-Mat Paint ‘Ireatmentr 1, Doris McDoulall; 2, Constance

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OLA]! ll-Iland Modeling

Sec. i-Animai, agme. or any other subject:

l‘ Allison Douii; 2. Dora B”

r_2_...____._.

1. Mary Allison Douli. CLASS iii-Photography

Sec. .\—Ca!.iection o1 Island or Can- adian Landscapes:

1. W.R. Cannon, Summe , 2. Nell G. Price. Ch'town.

Sec. 2—C0liection snaps o1 children

1. Mrs. Dan Anderson. Clrtown; 2. Vida E. French, Hampton.

Sec. 4—Eniar3ed Photo: '

1, Mr. Phil Croit, Mount Royal, Quebec; 2, Dan Anderson, Mount Royal, Quebec.

Sec. it-Coilecthvn oi’ views:

1, Prank C. Overman. Cutknile.

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Sec. S-Best 6 Instanteous. 1. Frank C. Overrnan, Cutkniie. Sask. CLASS 84 Domestics

Sec. i-Fruit Cake:

1, Mrs. RS. Reeves. Southport; 2 Mrs. John Stockman, Winsioe Sta- tion; 3, Mrs. Willard Prowse.

___ L J SUMMERSIDE y;

l, Mrs. Wilbur Jones. Ch’town R. R.1.; 2. Mrs. Ira. Rodd, North Mil- ton; 3. Mrs. Willard Browse. " ' Sec. 24—Bls,ck Currant Preserve:

1, Anne Srfith. Ch'town; 2. Mrs. 6.1-1. Harper; 3. Mrs. Ira Rodd. Sec. 25-Cherry Preserve: _ .

1, Mrs. Calvin WoocLSouthport: 2, Mrs. Willard Prowse; 3. Mrs. Ira Rodd. " Sec. 27-0range ivmrmaladew

l, Hazni Bryenton; 2, Mrs. Calvin Wood; 3. Mrs W.S. Brown“ . Sec. Zii-Red Currant Jelly:

1. Mrs. Ira Rodd; 2, Mrs. E. J. Vessey; 3. Mrs. Albert Jenkins. ' Sec. Kill-Black Currant Jelly:

1, Mrs. E.J. Vessey; 2. Mrs. Ira Rodd; 3, Mrs. E.A_ Cudmore._ Sec. 30—Crah Apple Jelly:

1, Mrs. George Pickard. West Royalty: 2. Mrs. E.J. Vesey; 3, Mrs. Thomas Diamond. Winsioe. Sec. (ii-Apple Jelly; . . ,

1, Margaret Coies, North Milton; 2. Mrs. George Pickard; 3, Mrs. Ira

Rodd. Sec. 32—Coliection or 4 home-made

Brackley Pt. Rd. Sec. 2—Plain Pound Cake:

1. Mrs. John Stockman: 2, Mrs. S.G. Hoiroyd. Wlnsloe; 3. Mrs. Ver- non McMillan. Brsckley.

Sec. Ii-Plain Sponge Cake:

1, Mars. Vernon MscMillan; 2. Mrs. G.R. Bain, Cornwall; 3, Mrs. Cyrus Pickard. West Royalty.

Sec. ii-Singie loaf, imported flour:

1. Emily Tait. Ch'town.: 2, Helen l’. Roper, Ch'town.; 3. Mrs. J.L. Stockman, Winsloe. Sec. 5—Singie loa-i’. flour: _

1. Mrs. A. J. Warren, chtown; 2, Emily Tait, Ch‘town.; 3. Euldine Gaudet. Ch'town.

Sec. 6——Singie loaf, Island flour:

1. Mrs. Brenton Stead. Bay For- tune; 2, Mrs. G.H, Harper. East Royalty; a. Mrs. Arthur McDonald. New Dominion.

Sec. 7—Tea Biscuits:

1. Mrs. Heath Vessey, York; 2. Marion McLennan, Ch'town.; 3. Mrs. Waiter E. Burke. Ch'town. Sec. a-Doughnuts: